Wright 1730, 2, 466 (Q1756): Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Created claim: instance of (P1): quotation (Q3)) |
(Created claim: text of the quotation (P4): The Convent of S. Ambrose is large and fine; it has two spacious Courts, and a Gallery of a hundred and sixty five Paces long. The Prior of this Convent is a great Virtuoso; he shew'd us the Library himself, which is finely adorn'd: I believe there are as many Pictures, and other Curiosities as there are Books; tho' these are very numerous too.) |
||
| Property / text of the quotation | |||
The Convent of S. Ambrose is large and fine; it has two spacious Courts, and a Gallery of a hundred and sixty five Paces long. The Prior of this Convent is a great Virtuoso; he shew'd us the Library himself, which is finely adorn'd: I believe there are as many Pictures, and other Curiosities as there are Books; tho' these are very numerous too. (English) | |||
| Property / text of the quotation: The Convent of S. Ambrose is large and fine; it has two spacious Courts, and a Gallery of a hundred and sixty five Paces long. The Prior of this Convent is a great Virtuoso; he shew'd us the Library himself, which is finely adorn'd: I believe there are as many Pictures, and other Curiosities as there are Books; tho' these are very numerous too. (English) / rank | |||
Normal rank | |||
| Property / text of the quotation: The Convent of S. Ambrose is large and fine; it has two spacious Courts, and a Gallery of a hundred and sixty five Paces long. The Prior of this Convent is a great Virtuoso; he shew'd us the Library himself, which is finely adorn'd: I believe there are as many Pictures, and other Curiosities as there are Books; tho' these are very numerous too. (English) / qualifier | |||
| Property / text of the quotation: The Convent of S. Ambrose is large and fine; it has two spacious Courts, and a Gallery of a hundred and sixty five Paces long. The Prior of this Convent is a great Virtuoso; he shew'd us the Library himself, which is finely adorn'd: I believe there are as many Pictures, and other Curiosities as there are Books; tho' these are very numerous too. (English) / reference | |||
Revision as of 13:49, 4 October 2024
excerpt on the library of the monastery of Sant'Ambrogio in Milan
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Wright 1730, 2, 466 |
excerpt on the library of the monastery of Sant'Ambrogio in Milan |
Statements
The Convent of S. Ambrose is large and fine; it has two spacious Courts, and a Gallery of a hundred and sixty five Paces long. The Prior of this Convent is a great Virtuoso; he shew'd us the Library himself, which is finely adorn'd: I believe there are as many Pictures, and other Curiosities as there are Books; tho' these are very numerous too. (English)